The commonly-used convention for describing Chord Structure is a number system that uses the major scale as the point of reference…
scale degrees
A high-level comparison of a dozen commonly-used scales that will open your musical mind and ears…
A handy downloadable reference in *.PDF format showing notation, keyboard layout, key signature, letter names, scale degrees, and solfege for the Dorian Scale in twelve keys…
A handy downloadable reference in *.PDF format showing notation, keyboard layout, key signature, letter names, scale degrees, and solfege for the Mixolydian Scale in twelve keys…
A handy downloadable reference in *.PDF format showing notation, keyboard layout, key signature, letter names, scale degrees, and solfege for the Major Scale in twelve keys…
Mapping the melodic-harmonic function of each note in a scale to its visio-spatial layout of the keyboard is a huge advance in your musicianship…
The ability to map the melodic-harmonic function of each note in the scale to its representation in written music represents a significant advance in your musicianship…
As we learned in the previous two lessons on scale structure, both the Number System and Solfege can be used to describe the very same musical stuff…
A commonly-used convention for describing scale structure is a number system that uses the Major Scale as the point of reference…